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Thinking dead: what the zombie apocalypse means
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Introduction: thinking dead: our obsession with the undead and its implications / Murali Balaji
Zombies as the other and ourselves.
Perfect strangers: the zombie imaginary and the logic of representation / Gordon Coonfield
The social dead: how our zombie baggage threatens to drag us into the crypts of our past / Angela Cirucci
"Fight the dead, fear the living": zombie apocalypse or libertarian paradise? / Jennifer M. Proffitt, Rich Templin
Simulating the zombie apocalypse in popular culture and media / Patrick Hamilton
The zombie apocalypse and social, technological and psychological space.
Return to darkness: representations of Africa in Resident evil 5 / Hanli Geyser
Same as it ever was: savior narratives and the logics of survival in The walking dead / Martina Baldwin, Mark McCarthy
The zombie media monster's evolution to empty undead signifier / Ryan Lizardi
Gothic monster and Chinese cultural identity: analysis of The note of ghoul / Meijiadai Bai
Zombies and the modern American family: surviving the destruction of traditional society in Zombieland (2009) / Cassie Ozog
Leave it all behind: the post-apocalyptical renunciation of technology in The walking dead / Alicia Kozma
Space junk and the second event: the cosmic meaning of the zombie apocalypse / Barry Vacker
Eating the undead: consumption and cultural industries.
The necropolitics of the apocalypse: queer zombies in the cinema of Bruce Labruce / Arnau Roig Mora
Xxxombies: economies of desire and disgust / Steve Jones
The heart-throb zombie: teen movies and Summit Entertainment's construction of Warm bodies / Catherine Buckley
Eating the dead: AMC's use of synergy to cultivate zombie consumption / Murali Balaji.
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